'Al-Qaida members' being held in US

The US government is detaining 603 people in its terrorism investigation, including some alleged members of Osama bin Laden's network.

Wed, 28 Nov, 2001 - 09:29

The US government is detaining 603 people in its terrorism investigation, including some alleged members of Osama bin Laden's network.

US Attorney General John Ashcroft says 104 people have been charged with federal crimes in the inquiry.

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